St Johnsbury Locals Dance May 29 at Point Comfort Pavilion
Opening dance announced for May 29 at Point Comfort Pavilion. Joe Pons is mentioned, with Mrs. Ernestine Shastany visiting sisters, and a sighting of Mrs. F. Larcotte in Burlington as a waitress at the New Vermont House. L. W. Statfond remains in Briziolook hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Point Comfort Pavilion
Joe. Pons
Ernestine Shastany
Flarcotte
Burlington
New Vermont Howes
L. W. Statfond
Jas Cay
Briziilook Hospital
St Johnsbury Local Notices Include Family Travels
Mrs A We Babcock visited Boston to see relatives and friends. William Francis visits his sister Mrs Albert Murphy in town. Mrs Francis known as Miss Josephine Plant. George A Burrington and family visit Mr and Mrs Ernest Cowles. Mr and Mrs Ernest Maynard moving to Hartford Conn to run a farm place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. We Babcock
Boston
William Francis
Albert Murphy
Francis
Josephine Plant
George A. Burrington
West
Lebanon
Ernest H. Cowles
Mrs
Ernest Maynard
Hadfoul, Conn
Mr. Maynard
Ilaces Tolteco Farm
Local Notices and Social Updates From St. Johnsbury Area
Town notices report Mrs Florence Wilson of Ryege visiting friends and returning home Tuesday. Hattie Balch of Lunenburg visited here recently. Angeline Desrovhers’s condition worsened at Atlantic and P fe store and she will stay home. Charles Dudley of Hanover visited, Charles Kirk builds a garage on Central street. George Wilder of Concord visited Wednesday. Persis Longy and son Calyle return from Montpelier where they visited George Ladd. Mr. and Mrs. Macie of Orleans spent Sunday with their son Arthur Micie. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Buckminster welcome a son. Mrs. George N. Blake and Mrs. Alonzo Beill celebrate a family event. Memorial Day parade honor for members of the Army of the Republic will start promptly. The Thief of the Fifty Club enjoyed a picnic with Mrs. Ellen Gile Friday afternoon. Refreshments served at 6 with music and games. Frank Howe, editor of the Benninton Banner, passed through St. Johnsbury on way to the state convention. Howe and Harvey Eaton spent ten days at Aveville Lake fishing. Many attendents await in Postcard shower for Mrs. Frank E. Blossom’s Boston address. Miss Imes S. Watson of Montpelier visiting Mrs. Horner. Hal Reville’s famous stage success The Confession, running forty-nine weeks on Broadway, moved into a motion picture drawing large attendance. The play, praised by clergy, shows at the Globe tonight with strong interest citywide.
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Florence Wilson
Ryege
Las Ween
Mo Hattie B. Balch
Lunenburg
Angeline Desrovhers
Atlantic
P Fe
Charles H. Dudley
Hanover
N. Il
Charles E. Kirk
Central Street
George Wilder
Concord
Wastesday
Persis Longey
Cal Iyle
Montpelier
Alonzo
Frank
Howe
Bennington
Boston
Pilgrim Road
Care
Ime S. Watson
Montell
Mra
D.C. Horner
Prelites
England
America
Globe
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Leach & Waterman
Oxford
Amey & Reed
Bundy & Amey
Chas. H. Howe
Jeweler
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
IF. £. Harris
Masonic Temple
Lotus Quartette
New England
Ethel Hinton
Ti One Sargent
Local News
By Hal Reid
Henry B. Walthall
Floribert Constantineau
The
Globe Orchestra
Yeat
Prizma
Jesse L, Lasky
Mark ‘Twain
Paramount
Artcraft
Huckleberry
Finn
Mark Twain
Reliance Electric CO
R. Carter
Essa Vador
C. A. Calderwood
St. Johnsbury, Vt
the Girl of the
Mouse Peters
All Star
Hank Mann
Kinogram News
E. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
First National Bank
Main Street
ST Johnsbury, VT
Federal Reserve System
Peck Company
Randall’s Department Store
National Springs
E. N. Randall & CO
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